yenerich
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- May 26, 2013
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Please PM so I can privately expand on the reasons.
We will PM you.
brenda, can you please respond to the support Ticket tracking ID: Y1P-QRW-WSD4? It has been two days. Problem with the licensing!
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If you have 10 backconnects only, with IP changing every 10 minutes, that's a maximum of 1440 IPs in a day (10x6x24) if you run 100% perfectly to the 10 minute schedule which is pretty, if not impossibly, hard to do. So if you have 3K clicks a day on only 1 project you will be using the same IP 2-3 times for the same search, ie only 1000-1440 at most of those clicks will be unique IP.
Not saying that's good or bad .. but it certainly is what it is and worth considering.
Yes, i know, but in our testing of the last days, we push the limit of daily clicks to something bewteen 2k and 3k and get good results from Google and very fast.
You can watch them we publish some.
Everyone can push or not, the limit of daily clicks. The software does what the user want it to do in this area: the numbers are given by the user. Its up to eachone. Im just sharing what we had learned.
As we advanced developing this program, we have learned much about Google and we believe to be true learnings because we get positive results from Google.
I would say that the biggest lesson is that Google is more math and less "reasoning" than many people may suppose.
Google, as we have learned, is less "puritanical" than many people believe. Google does not make deductions, but basically do mathematical operations: counting links, counting clicks, etc. based on a set of rules that had been given by its creators, but it does not go much beyond that.
For example, some users had doubts about whether Google somehow pay attention to the time of the day (if a click was done at 3:00 a.m. or at 8:00 p.m), today I would say, that after hundreds of tests, apparently Google does not consider any of that. Neither the number of inhabitants, or the time of day when clicks are given, and all those things that sometimes some people assume that Google may consider. It seems that absolutely ignores all that and simply do mathematics and statistics.
This is something we have been receiving quite clearly. Also, as using backconnects teach us, Google does not care much the country of origin of the clicks.
But again, is only our own opinion and the software behavior has nothing to do with that. Each user decides this things and decides how he wants to run the software.
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We will release and Update today with fixes to the BETA version.
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